“We weren’t good enough” – Union bits, local college and youth players excel, playoff updates, more
Zac and Mac on where the Union fell short. Local college and youth players coming up big. Playoff news. More news.
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In photos: Bowling with Mike & Friends
PSP photographer Earl Gardner shares his look at Sunday’s Bowling with Mike and Friends charity event in support of Schools for Salone.
Analysis / Union
A coda: Union, 2013
Somehow, that seemed how it was supposed to end for Philadelphia Union. But that game sure was exciting. PSP’s Dan Walsh offers a coda for the Union’s 2013 season.
Player ratings
Player ratings & analysis: Union 1-2 SKC
John Hackworth’s decision to bench Jack McInerney and play a new formation in the season finale failed to produce the desired result in the Union’s season-ending loss. PSP has analysis and player ratings.
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In Pictures: Union 1-2 Sporting KC
PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz’s look at Saturday’s loss to Kansas City.
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“A tough pill to swallow” – Recaps & reaction to Union’s season-ending loss, playoff news, more
Reaction to Union’s season-ending loss to Kansas City. Playoff field is set. USWNT tops New Zealand. Platini suggests expanding World Cup field to 40 teams. More news.
Postgame
Postgame video and quotes: Union 1-2 Sporting KC
Video of John Hackworth’s postgame press conference and locker room interviews with Amobi Okugo, Jack McInerney, and Brian Carroll. Also, postgame quote sheet.
Union match reports
Match report: Philadelphia Union 1-2 Sporting Kansas City
Jack McInerney pulled one back at the end of regular time, but it was not enough as Sporting Kansas City found the winner in stoppage time and ended the Union’s season.
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The Week in Tweets
Montreal reaction, bowling with @MikeLahoud, crunch berries, and Gatsby. It’s all in The Week in Tweets.
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Raves: Jack McInerney and Conor Casey
When your friend is struggling, you help him out. Conor Casey and Jack McInerney haven’t played as typical strike partners, but they’ve both done the hard work to make sure the other could succeed. Along the way, they’ve both proven they still have a lot more to offer.
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